Antioch police arrested a mother for child abuse after finding her four neglected children, leading to their medical care and placement under Child and Family Services.

The SFPD is seeking the public's help to locate missing 14-year-old Leicy Johansen-Orellana, last seen on February 17. She is 5'3", has brown hair, and may frequent the San Bruno Avenue area.

Guillermo Huerta Morales was arrested for DUI near two Windsor schools after hitting curbs and a parked car. His BAC was .29, and he remained uncooperative, resulting in his bail being set at $150,000.

A man was arrested for weapons violations after a bullet from his gun entered another apartment in Benicia; police were led to him by his confession and a K9 indication.

An Oakland man was convicted of unlicensed firearms dealing and illegal possession, with his activities revealed through Instagram and seized firearms.

The California Highway Patrol in Dublin reported a high-speed chase on I-580 leading to a drug bust involving 370 pounds of marijuana and over $36,000 in cash.

A pedestrian in Richmond suffered injuries from a hit-and-run. Police used Flock license plate reader technology to identify and arrest the suspect, who admitted involvement. The victim is expected to recover.

A vehicle crashed into a home in Antioch after the driver, Terrance Benjamin, fled a traffic stop. Police did not pursue for safety; he was later arrested with multiple charges. No injuries were reported at the scene.

Officers in American Canyon arrested Brian Light for identity theft after a traffic stop revealed credit cards and packages in his car not belonging to him.

A San Francisco jury convicted Linda Martin, 70, for violating an elder abuse restraining order, which prohibited contact with the victim. Her sentencing is scheduled for March 7, 2025.

The San Francisco Police Department alerts about over 400 stolen utility covers in the last two years, urging the public to report thefts and help secure pedestrian safety.

San José Police foiled a bank robbery plot by arresting two suspects for a related attempted kidnapping. They posed as federal agents to kidnap a bank employee but fled when she resisted.

The Alameda County Sheriff's Office located missing 14-year-old Leah Marie Lewis after seeking public help; she had vanished from San Leandro without a phone or money.